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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17
DIR. j d. MALONE.
PHYSICIAN. AND sURGEQy

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEQN
TENDERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER
L vices to the citizens of Marietta and
surrounding country Office south side
ouollc square, up stairs over the Post Of
ice. Residence at Mr.. A. T. Murphy's,
On Church street, first house north of Pres
byterian Church. All calls promptly at
tended
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GEORGE z. GORER.

ATTORNEY At L1Us
GEORGIA OFFICE.
vi Upstairs in Building next to the
Court House Practice in all the Courts.
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Rev. II. E. Foss, Of Bath, Me-,
who is on a preaching crusade
against tobacco, has collected some
interesting statistics. He says that
in Bath alone 100000 is spent each
year for tobacco that of Il boys in
one grammar school 40 had used to-
Lacco; that in a smaller school Is Of
the 80 boys were similarly depraved;
that among $50 other grammar
schools boys were l19.who had learn
ed to chew or smoke, or both and
that in one primary class Of "A eight
little fellows, just out of dresses, were
as unlike little Robert Reed as posi-
Bile, and used the filthy weed.
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NOTICE

Four weeks after date application will be
made to the court Of Ordinary Of Cobb
county for leave to sell the real estate Of
Mrs Catherine VI. King deceased This
Nov. ? 1881 w. Z. BAKER
AdM'r.
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JOE Il. ALEXANDER,
4TT0RNEK "a L4W

4TT0RNEY N L4W,
A Ii LEGAL BUSINESS ENTRUST-
"a ed to me win receive prompt attention
Office, next door to Court House, over SEES
sions Handy g. Go. s store. Marietta, Ga
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L. N. HOLLAND.

AIIORNEY IT L4W,
MARIETTA GEORGIA. WILL DE.
VI vote his entire attention to the prac-
ice Of law in the Blue Ridge and adjacent
circuits. Office, South-side Of Public Square
n Masonic Binding first room on the right
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NOTICE

-Four weeks after date application win
b. made 20 he court Of Ordinary Of obh
court. tor leave to sen the real as ate Of
j. Z. Tubble, d ceased This Nov 1887.
WILLIS KELPIN, admir-
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J. ]. NORTHCUTT,
I TTORNEY At I'm.

ATTORNEY At I'm.
A CW0RTH GEORGIA WILL PRAC
\ tce in the counties Of Cobb Paulding,
Cherokee, Barlow and others Immediate
attantion given IA aalia& ors
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A. 5. CLAY
CLAY. D. W. BLA
CLAY & BLAIR.
1 rTnRNEKSs W LIZ

AFIORNEYS At INV,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA ROOMS l
VI and on the left over Wade White S
tore. We give our entire attention to the
practice of law Promptness is our motto.
Collection specially
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w r.. POWER.
4TTORNFY At LIW

ATTORNEY At LAW
MARIETTA. GEORGIA. ALSO REP
" reserts Leading FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANIES. Prompt attention given to
business Ohce with Geo T Gober, Soici
'oc &c raj aya Sasioua Henby n Go 'e
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

The people Of Knoxville, Tenn,
will have soap factory, the largest
in the South, in operation in that
city within a few weeks, that will
cest 100000.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-11-17

Its thousands Of cures are the best
advertisement for DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy
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j. Z. FOSTER.

ATTORNEY d COUNSELOR ATLAW,
MARIETTA, GEORGIA. PROMPT
VI attention given to all legal business
Oitice in McClatchy's Building.
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DIR. e. j. SEIZE,

PHYSICIAN md SURGE ON,
MEMBERS HIS PROFESSIONAL SER
vices in the practice of Medicine in all
is branches to the citizens of Marietta and
surrounding country Office at Seize and
simpsons Drugstore All calls promptly
attended
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Il have an unfortunate habit of
talking in nay Sleep
Il should cali that fortunate, rath-
er than unfortunate Tat is to saw.
in your case, you know"
How in my case p
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.rYNOLDN
DIR. N. N. GOBER,

rRACTICING PHYSICLAN,
EFENDERS HIS PROFESSIONALS SER
L vices to the citizens Of Marietta and
surrounding country. 0dice West-sde Of
Square Upstairs in Nichols Hall Res
dence at the Laneau house, one block from,
Cherokee street, Marietta, Ga
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"W ny, don't you see Because
you are not awake to hear yourself
talk"
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Tax Collectors Notice.

| will be at the following places on the
date mentioned for the purpose Of collecting
State and County tax for the year 1887:
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w. NJ. & NJ. NJ SESSIONS.

ATTORNEKS At Law,
OFFICE IN THE BRICK BUILDING,
" opposite he Court House, 'third door
on Atlanta, Street, Marietta, Ga.
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VOL. Xxx.
Business Cards &C.
w. s. CHENEY,
4 TT0RNEY 1T L4W,

WILL. j. WYNN.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-03-10

In regard soils and timbers the statement must be re-
eraed that the provisions for this preliminary survey have
afforded the facilities for the securing of all the norma-
ton desired The time has been too Short and the facilities
for analysis of soils meagre have made possible to
accomplish much.
The soil, which is the main Of wealth. and the
support Of life must assuredy be the object Of chief
in the geological survey. Nor is the suggestion that
experience in husbandry is the sures of knowing
the and capabity of the SOIL of any significant
weight against the purpose Of most thorough geological
survey for this, in the first place. only coordinate means
of knowledge, that is only do its ropoonate part
On the other hand the matter of time and opportunity for
full investigation is that makes geological researches
of paramount character One gear of geological inspection
WILL in many essential particulars do than century
of farming operations
One might well argue for dependence the continued
Of stone implements instead of the avament of science
in the achievement Of possible iron and the temperng
of steel for edgs-toos
At this very day. the fertile valleys of the Ne where
the lands have been in cultivation swccessv for four
thousand years more, the farmers still Gin large extent
in the primitive habits of soil culture in the use of
foked stick pillow, and the rudest means of reapnp
But in this proof of the owness of improvement by
the avails Of the tolls of the field the Nile valley gives
less than 1.-THE of the full comparison Of what modern
science affords in the The Ne by its annual over
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-11-06
MORNING APPEAL.
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eral News and Local Affairs.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

Tx Young Mems Democratic Club
was organised lGst night. The attend
ance was large and tho spirit entbusI-
asic. The club did exAetly right in
adopting aie platform Of the national
convention Of 1884 as it's plat
form and resting there. The names
Of the members are given 10
the ArrEAL this morning. II is fine
list. II Is now proposed to increase
the membership to 1000. The ArrRAL
commepds the club heartily and
would urge all the young Democrats
OF Memphis TO join the organ.
isstiop, not only because II
Is 10 psr!icipits In the reception to
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland, bat because
In such association there 10 great ben.
eft to individual members. The club
will DO put upon a permanent basis,
and al the oder Democrats Of Mem
phis should encourage the project.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
HAVANA RIOTS.
HAIL Advices Ceucerning inc Recent
Outbreaks.

HAIL Advices Ceucerning inc Recent
Outbreaks.
NEW YoRK, September Mail ad.
vices from Havana, dated the 9Th ult..
give the following veraion Of the re-
cent riOtous demonstrations there:
Tho most important event OF the
week WAS the unexpected visit OF Gen.
Marin to the Custom House ioT the
purpose Of asoertsining the real causs
Of the considerable decrease observed
In the proceeds from customs. This
unususi measure gave riss TO some ex'
element In certain circles, but the
Gensral's action Is highly commended
by the business community. Scarcely
anything 10 known by the public as to
the extent Of the frauds, bat all the
employees OF the Custom Houeo were
discharged and new sppoi ntmen,s
made. Ga the subsequent day, despite
tie Governor Generals prohibition, a
demonstration took place, amid cheers
f,rBpAiR, Gen. Marin, aud particularly
Gen. Salamanca. A second demonstra
ton was TO have taken place the fol.
lowing evening. but was prevented by
the Police ard troops. previously dis
tributed throughout the parks and
pstpcipal streets. In view Of this the
govern ment issued q proc a nation
suggesting TO the people TO abstain
from further denominations, and ye
3 third one was gotten up Tor Tours
day last, A crowd assembled at the
park, numbering over 1000, bu, the
troops charged upon and dispersed
Them, wounding seven. At irst thes,
demonstrations were merely for ID,
purpose oil consrs,ulating Gen. MaiiI
upon his severe measures against Oh,
authors OF the frauds aud Irregular
ties In tbs Custom House, but they
subsequently, Assumed q new aspect
for the cheers are now exc 'usIvel,
for Gen. salamanca This change Il
caused. u 10 said, by the enrsged EN-
ployee who lost their positions In tn,
Custom House. The rioters are de
manding Of the 4 government Gen. SAILS
mancs's appointment On Governo
dsnetsl Of the island"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
CONDENSED KILOGRAMS.

AUGUSTA, Ga The authorities pro.
hihi,od, 20 sacilegiour, he Representa-.
ton Il Otrist and the Virgins IN a
passion play bytoe colored people last
night.
NRw YoRK.-Michael Butler, 70.
Gently discharged from the p 1eiion Of
keeper in the iusane asylum on
Wards Island, has potitioned the su.
preme Court ior the release Of q mum
Der OF patients ~ cane. He declares
that OF tie 1859 inmates no lees than
80 arr perfectly sane, and that 100
others aye entirely hfTmless luna 10 .
sPEISarfEID, Mo.-Gteen Walktr,
whom several Bald Kuobbers a. 0z irk
we're fDsd for whipping, has located
in the east part OF Green county.
Since settling there the neighbour
houses have IT. Quently been burglar
lied. Yesterday morning Walker
found a bundle Of hickory ewitch,s a.
hi, front door, accompanied ny writ.
ten warnipg 20 leave the nelghborhood
within one week
BRtpaHros, MM-Pfof. John Avery,
late professor Of Greek In Bowdoin
Oollrse. died suddenly this NOR los
q North Bidgelon. Prof.. AveLy had
been conn ctsd with Bowdoin Dol eye
r,sny yesrp, and va, widely hnUsn
amone The alumni Of The co,lese. he wac
a recrsuiEsd authority In sncient Ian
euasss, being master Of fifteen, and
i.onsnt contributor 10 masas nee.
He rseIgned his position at Bowd In
thai he might give more time 70 we
study Of science,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
P~un,ylvanis Railroad OmcisI.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September L.
A prominent Pennsylvania railroad
official made the following statement
regarding the reported purchase Of
the Baltimore and Ohio, today:
"Tbere Is no truth whatever in the
report, and you can deny It emphatic
ally. know nothing whatever about
II, except what read In the papers
today. The Pennsylvania railroad has
not only not negotiated for the pur-
chase Of the Baltimore and Oslo, but
no overtures looking to q purchase
have been made by us. We have no
interest whstsver In any syndicate OF
the character named" A member Of
the finn Of DpIsl & o.. said today:
II can give you no information on
the subject at oil. This much you
can say: We are net buying railfoads,
because We are not In that business.
AS 10 the syndicate the papers speak
Of, I can tell voc nothing. OF course
there may be some kiud Of a deal 20.
ing on, and We may have soma inter.
est Ia the syndicate referred TO, bu!
We can give you no definite informa
| ticn at present"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Hrstai Murder

HorriSsvILLE, Rr., September L.
George Taylor, a young white man,
twenty.three years Of sge, employed
upon the farm Of Horace Buekner.
near Lonsview, ten miles south OF
Hopklnsville, WA stabbed 10 death
this morning while at work In to-
b,cco field, by Ike Parrish, negro
labSfer on the Buckner farm. Taylor
was hauling tobacco from the field
where Psrfish's mistress aud children
we're engaged, and repioved the chill.
dren for idling. The mother took
sides with her children, and abused
It ylor, Who struck her. Wbereupon
Ike Jumped from his wagon, and,
rushing on Taylor. stabbed MIN 10 the
heart With his tobacco knife. Ike
m ads his escape. Taylor bore Q good
character. -
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
A FenFf0I FALL

PRINCETON. No., september lat
the Mercer county fair yesterday oft.
ernoon Randall P. Biskeslee, a half
breed York Indian, made q balloon
ASCENSION to trapess bar. In the as
cent the bsllon shot up suddenly, Civ.
ing Blskeeiee severe wrench, and be
was unable to pull himself on the bar,
bui managed {, hold himself up by q
loop which he had drawn around bic
wrist. After travelling about mile
and hall, reaching the altitude OF
1000 feet. the balloon began to de.
rcend, but the psor fellows strength
gave ont, and when within 500 feet Of
the earth his grip Stacked and he fell
to the earth, lighting on bis feet In a
corn6eld, his thighs being broken and
driven into the trunk OF his body.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

sonK Of the friends Of the sbBcond.
Jog clerk Of the saco, Me-, bank think
hi must have been insane. II 10 TO be
hoped this plea will not receive the
favor OF the courts In these cases Of
bank robbery. The clerk In question
sfcured tho banks funds by learning
the safe combinttion after long and
careful study. A crime could not have
been more deliberately planned.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
MEMPHIS FINANCIALLY.
In q Healthy aud Prosperous Con.
dtiion asd Improving.


Since the city government was
changed TO the Taxing Distric. form,
In 1880, the bonded public debt hiss
heen reduced from near 1000 ,00J to
s3,0SS. $40 81, at which 1t now stands.
This Was accomplished by Pres.
dent David p. Hidden aud his AERO.
ciaies, by compromise and the apply.
log Of back taxes TO Its liquidation.
Under the present form Of govern.
men', increase OF the debt Is mad i'm.
possible, and al the present rae Of de.
creMe the entire amount will be-
wiped out within thirty years. When
the vast amount OF Improvement
made during the same period are
taken iDio account, ali Of which are
either pa or provided for, this show.
ing Ia mafvelouely gratifying.
So long as tho sdminisi ration OF ils
public afiAire Is entrusted TO such men
az nov have control, Just so long will
TIE city or Tax rg Dis riot of Mem.
pitts flourish and push forward h.
prominence. TIE authorities seem
Inspired 10 bring their best energies,
time and attention 10 bear upon the
interests OF the people equally as much
as II the charge "a, their own private
core rD, bought and sustained by
their private money. Whenever any
p,opoei ion involving an outlay Of
tinsnce, comes before them, the q ut
question advanced is, where ia the
money, or ftom whence will II come
In making q number OF the improve
ments from which the cit.zsns are
now deriving large benttits, the fire
and police commissioners have sn:ici.
pstsd the bsck taxes, maintaining
the indebte inees on q basis OF Oh SIR
individual credit. This zeal on be
hsli Of the public, this heroic
endeavor 10 make their administration
memorable as fraught with wisdom
end good results, 10 seen, felt a.
appreciated by the great body Of the
people, and will 20 down into history
~ one among the great blessings vie
tie 4 upon the CITY. Under their watch.
ful, intelligent and judicious mauase.
ment, an era Of prosperity, backed by
the confidence Of the entire outside
world, has set in, and will not be
checked until the utmost limit ID
reached. All praise TO the gentlemen
who officially handle the d,siinies OI
Memphis-Pfesident ID. p. Hidden,
his associates, Commissioners Jaan,,
L,e, w., and II A. Montgomery, and
members Of the board, John 4 R,ndle
r. 4. Patterson, Thomas J Graham
Lymuf Wallace and Charles Kney.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02

Mons eruellies are reported from the
g. rgis convict campo. Ono man 10
said O have been lashed 10 dsa,h by
keeper and another thot 10 deeth by
a guard. Gov. Gordon, with bis usual
prompitude, mas taken tho matter la
hsnd. II all the bouors Of three
camps cou'd be broisbt 20 light, the
people would rise ~ one man az ,ins,
the terrible iniquiiy. The claims Of
tie ap,loglsts OF the lease systsm that
these barbaIilies are exceptional, aud
their 1lfa that the villalnie, Of tina les
sits or their employees should not DO
chars d against tbs system, will
not do ut all. The system breeds
u,iduy and cruelty. To operate q
lease you'd debAss IN snsel Of heaven.
This 10 lie history. The camps are
uiusliy removed from the pubic sss'.
and no one can tell 10 whs, extent
bsfDAities are prAelie,d. Tho con.
vie lear 10 tell OF fad IL impossible
10 do 90, aud ihe keepers Will not, ~ a
mst.m oi course, All diScloau'es that
Lsvc sver been made were accidental.
The oily wisu aud Lumsre plan 10 10
abolish Il utterly.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
metehauss, Leasus

CuIcAoo, It'll, September 1.-The
Merchants League Of the Board OF
Trade, o! Chicago, 81 organization
similar In character 10 the one now In
operation on the New York Stock Er.
change. was started by members OF the
\, ard Of Trade yesterday. The or
ganltiiion was effected after consider
able hard work on the part Of spe-
cial committee appointed at q secret
preliminary meeting several weeks
ago. The new association embraces
In its memhership 100 OF the leading
members q the board, and its ohjects
are 10 cultivate among liz members
aud the members OF the Bard OF
Il sde a high standard Of commercial
Gu arscler; also 10 secure 10 item the
benea, Of united sction In iur,herance
Of their legitimate irterests. Under
the present arrangements n the board
punishments are few 10 proportion 10
the violations OF the rnlea The league
proposes 10 create q fuud with which
90 collect evidence agains, offenders
aid prosecute them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
EXCITEAENT Ar BRUNSWICK.
Call for Deputy sherin.-Fuiiie If
forts 20 Get Particulars.

~ wv
Abou. / O'Clock yesterday afternoon
Sheriff Cannon received telephone
message from Justice G. G. Hughes, at
Brunswick, asking that two deputy
shehfs be sent to that place on the
night train. Inquity by the sheriff as
to the cause OF this demand upon bis
force brought the following mssger
particulars, as he understood them
Three or four men have bsen In the
vicinity several days impersonsting law
officers. Yesterday they went out TO ar.
rest man for some ofiense, and eince
then he has neither been seen nor
heard from. Tne supposition OF JUS
tice Hughes was that the man Was muir
dered by the bogus officers, and they
would refuse TO be arrested unless
oyerpowered. No nsmfs were given
the sheriff, and he Is not positive that
the shove particulars are correct. Oh
one thing he Ia certain, however, and
that Is something 10 sadly out Of gear
at Brunswick. Deputies Alexander
and Webb we're promptly detailed TO
10 from this ely, and Dspuiy Black
veil, Of Bartlett, instructed by tele.
phone n jjin the two at that place.
The APPEAL made aA effort TO
secure particulars, and got telephone
connections with Brunswick. The
gentleman at the other end Of the
lue could Only fay thst he understood
the mifeiug mon 10 b. colored. II lie
therefore more thin likely that the
disturbanc, is only in the vicinity OF
that place, and nothing authentic was
known there.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
PAYErTE COUNTY.
Increase In Corn and DECREASE In
STANDARDIZATION Movement.
looRRnsronDRxcE or TEE ArrsAL.I

Increase IN Corn and Deer tase IN
COtton-Prshibttion Movemens.
iooRnnsronDrxcE OF RE ArpaAL.I
La GRANGE, TENN, September l.
By this time q fair estimate Of the
corn and cotton crop Of this section
can be made, and. taking Last year e.
q basis, the reports show an increase
Of Is per cent. In the corn
yield and Q decrease Of from
% 10 80 per cent. In the yield Of
cotton. The recent rainfall came too
late to materially affect the crop. Up
to the middle Of July or fi,st Of August
the cotton prospect promised q larger
yield per acre than for years, but the
drought and consequent rust that fol.
lowed have reduced the crop 10 the
above ettima,e. Cotton Ia losing every
day now on account OF tho continued
dry weather. The staple 10 opening
rapidly and the crop will be m arketed
two weeks earlier than is usual.
Much interest Is taken here In the
prohibition movement. Yet the cause
Ia losing ground, from the fact that a.
the people become posted on the
question they rapidly change 10 tbs
other side. Impressed with the idea
that 1t was q question simply OF tenn.
perancs or intemperance, the move.
ment naturally gained many friends
at once, but after discussion and
thought, alter investigation 90 to its
conttitutionalily, Its political effect,
Its bsaring upon future legislation and
the future Of our State, our people
have opened their eyef, and will op
pose strongly the proposed amend.
ment and cast an overwhelming vote
againet II on the Goth day OF Ssptem.
Der. The public mir d moves slowly,
ard II IL q fortunate thing, when Il
comes to changing our State con titu
ton to suit, perchsncs, the whlms OF
folliee OF few restless careless tricks.
ters. Thinking men dislike the idea
OF increasing tsxtaion upon a mere
sentiment. Our people are rapid
realizing the fact that prohibition
10 not question Of religion OF morals,
but purely one OF political economy
and as It's adoption would seriously
retard the now growing prosperity Of
our State, increase taxation, drive
millions Of capital out OF the State
increase the public debt, for the man
ufacturtrs, the diItillers, must b,
paid for their properties, II destroy &c
or rendered useless by the adoption o
this amendment, hence the. sobs
minded, thinking men will vot'
against II.
1 predict thai Fsyette county vii
give q msjoriiy Of from 1000 10 $50
against prohibition. nEsLo.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-02
Rsesped Cosvies CsuEh,.

N1sNAsh W Nhs sfFsAhsN
LirrLx Rock. AM, September L.
Deputy Sheriff I'd Blanks, Of this
county. tedsy arrested In Arsonta an
escaped convict named George Ander.
roD. who got svsy from the guards
two years ago. Ho was sent to tie
penlientiary from Faulkner county, In
this state. for twenty-five years for
ssiv- Blowing. Anderson In u danger.
ohs man, and whom arrested no had
on his person q brace OF pistols aud q
dirk kniie, besidrs three auditors
warrants Tor nominal amounts. I is
believed ho had q hand la the Conway
tsis blown x q short time since, wh-n
considerable MONEY was obtained by
tao thieves.